ユダヤ系アメリカ人女性の「選ぶ女性への道」 : Bread Givers論

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• The Jewish Community in America consists mainly of immigrants from Eastern and Western Europe, where their Talmudic law and custom were followed for thousands of years. According to traditional Judaism, women were not obliged to pray, nor could they lead religious service. Jewish women were deemed intellectually inferior to men, and moreover as frivorous, ignorant being. Even after their immigration to America in the early twentieth century, some of Jewish families tried to continue the style. Sara in Bread Givers, struggles to be independent as a Jewish woman in America against her father(traditional Judaism). Anzia Yezierska tried to replace the traditional Jewish theme, "Father and Son" by "Father and Daughter" and let Sara accept her father as Jewish history at the end of the story. Since Anzier Yezierska's death in 1970, a new interest in her has grown up especially in feminist groups.

• 英米文化学会の論文
• 1996-03-30

著者

• 君塚 淳一

  茨城大学

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